Sound Therapy – When Vibrations Take You Where the Mind Alone Cannot Go
- Lavinia Gansari
- Mar 18
- 2 min read
Saturday afternoon, I had an experience that pulled me out of my usual rhythm and dropped me straight into that deep sense of peace we’re all searching for.
I stepped into a room where sound wasn’t just sound—it was something that seeped into my skin, my bones, my mind.
Cami guided us through a series of breathing techniques and gentle yoga movements, and then Ionuț took us on a sound journey that, honestly, felt like pure magic.
At first, my mind was on high alert, analyzing every sound, trying to "guess" what would come next. I was too anchored in the present, too focused on “feeling” something. But then, in a moment of intuition, I pushed the pillow from under my head and lay completely flat on the floor. And that’s when it happened.
I melted into the sounds. There was no longer a “me” and “the sound,” just a continuous vibration carrying me somewhere far away. I felt like I was living a story. I found myself in a vast field, wrapped in a fine, white, glowing mist. Everything around me hummed softly, as if the air was breathing with me. And suddenly, I started floating—weightless, thoughtless, worry-free. One by one, I connected with stillness, with relaxation, with something greater than myself.
Ionuț is a psychotherapist who works with oncology patients, using sound therapy as a tool for healing and emotional balance. Beyond the Saturday sessions open to the public, he also brings this method into hospitals, offering patients a moment of deep relaxation amidst a challenging healing process. He used Tibetan bowls, crystal bowls, gongs, and other instruments that didn’t just tickle the ears but realigned the entire inner state. Science tells us that these vibrations influence brain waves, helping the mind shift from alert (beta) states to deep relaxation (alpha and theta). It’s essentially a shortcut to mindfulness—without the effort. The body relaxes, the mind clears, and heavy emotions seem to dissolve into sound.
On Thursdays, Cami and Ionuț create this healing space specifically for oncology patients. And if you think this is just some “spiritual thing,” know that neuroscience confirms it—sound frequencies can lower cortisol (the stress hormone), regulate heart rate, and support the body’s natural regeneration processes.
On Saturdays, anyone can come and experience it. If you want to know what it truly feels like to be present, to quiet your mind, and to let sound do the hard work for you, give yourself permission to explore.
✨ Magic is real—it just sometimes comes in the form of vibrations. ✨
In the end, it all comes back to us. Happiness doesn’t come from a spectacular moment, but from the small choices we make every day. Whether it’s enjoying a slice of cake without guilt (without stressing over a few extra grams or the to-do list left unfinished) or giving ourselves a moment of stillness, a pause, a reconnection—it all matters.
What we do daily shapes our inner state. So if you want more peace, more joy, more presence... start now.
💛 Happiness Starts with you! 💛
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